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Newspaper Page Text... i . , . . Oregon Sentinel. Oregon Sentinel published Wednesdays AT 'JlllSOSVILLF. ACKSO'X CO'UXTY, 8BEC0 BT KRAUSE &. TURNER. ADVERTISING RATES. Oaesijtiai- lOIInesorlese first Insertion.? 3 Oi) " " eeehsuU-citieiit Insertion 1 It) " 3 months i T " s 10 OO One-fohrlliCotnHin3Dionttis.... W W " " 3 " .........i SO 01 One-tialf 3 - 30 tfj ' " 6 " t.... 4iU Oils Column 3 months..... .i... ..i... it.... 00 HI " " 6 " 90 tl TERMS: 'One copr. Per Year, In dranrr,.-..-.t4 : A tllifoniit to Yearly Ailrertlaera. VOL. XXIVNOx 48 & JACKSONVILLE, OREGON AUGUST $0 1879- $S PER YEAR f PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. W ROBINSON, M. D. pHYSlGlAl.' AHD SURGEON, S J4CK80NVILLE, OREGON. iOmee on CallfrnlaiM.,r.r''lta r. J.Rjan'a. KeaMrnre at B. F. Powell's. I,. DANFOUTII, M. D., )HYSICIAN AND SURGEON JACKSONVILLE, ottEaoN. G. II. AIKEN, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, JACKSONVILLE, OKEflOH. 'J0-0ffica opponlte P. J. Ryan's store. MARTIN VROOMAN, M. D. HYSICIAN AlfD SURGEON, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Vroomvi cornea here with the Intention or per miesntly lneatlnj hlnneH In the practice of Mi prnleialon, I RPi'lnate, anil, from twenty seTenratrs experience In the illsoaaea Incident to thU Cowt. flatten hlmaeir as being able to giro ceneral stlafactin. "OBlce at Kahler k Bro'i Drug (Store. CHAS. J. HOWARD, tf-OONTY AND MINERAL SURVEYOR, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. VtlnlnR enrTrn. anl all otbe r business In mj line prumptlj. at tended to. E. II. AUTKNK1ETIT, jl TTOKHEY.AT-LAW. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Vlll rraetire In all the Charts ef the State. Prompt attention jlren to all butlneae left in my care. nrOfllre In Ortli'i brick building. H. F. DOWELL, IITTORKEY-AT-LAW. Jacksonville, oregon. All hnslneia plaml In mr htndwlll recelre prompt attention. 33peclal altentloa given to collec tion!. DIL J. M, TAYLOR, ENTISTj D XSIILAND, OREGON. Yintlnt; permanently located at this place lata no lully prejured to iln al I klnda of.lental work. I'artlciilar attention plren to all manner of enriclcal iieratina In connection with my iHiainees, includ 'Ing civil palates, etc Charges reaaonal la. WILL. JACKSON, JT ENTIST, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. TEETH KXKlCTKti AT XLI. hour. Iianfthlng gaa ad lmlntitereil.ir.leslred.ror which extra Joliarra will 1m. ItlAlla. OITtM itnd resMence on corner of California MrA t'ifth streets. BERTH OLD ROSTEL. Asst: SURGEON of tho German Army AND 'PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER, IN ORTH'S BUILDING, Jacksonville, ------ Oregon- sBTho Treatment of Chronic Cases Hade "a Specialty. -A. O. OinBR. L. B. STKABNf. 3IBBS & STEARNS, A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, Rooms 2 and 4 Strowbridge'n Building, PORTLAND, OREGON. fTill practice In all Ccnrts of Record in the State of Urepon ana annington irrriiorj; ann pay par ' ticnlar attention to imsineii in reaerai vonria. OR, SPINNEY & CO., SPEOIAL.ISTS, "No. 11 Kearney Street rrUUHAllOIIlOSIOiB private ws- JL eases without the aid of mercury. Omcehours 9i.h. to 12v;2 ft Sand 6 to 9 r.K., CoNSPl.TATtO" FbKE. Sundays excepted. Consultations free. Call or ad dress Dr. A P SriNNBT A CO., No. 11. Kearney Hieet San Ffsaclsce. "Office on California street, opposIM P. J. Ryan's urn lilliij l tHiiiaUlli 'fnrri'ir" CITY MARKET, CALIFORNIA ST,, WILLIAM BYBEE, - Proprietor. rlltS WELL KNOWN MARKET. OPTO tito KhJtr A; Uro.'s drngMorc la bet. ter prepared than rrr to furnish the pub lic with the choicest quality of PllKStt BEEP, rORIi", VEAL, MUTTON, HAM, SALT MEATS, BACON, &A&332?fc-s-, - 3AU9A&1S, JUAliOy JaTU., The most favorable Inducements offered to patrons, and no effort will be (pared to ward giving general satisfaction. WM; BYBEE GUY BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS. California St., Jacksonville, - - - Oregon. TUB HNnRRStONED IS FULLY prepared to do all work in Ids line in the best manner and at reasonable prices. HOT Oil COLD BATHS Gad be bad at this place at all hours of lhe dav. GKORGKSOHCMPF. THE ASHLAND Woolen Manufacturing Co, Talco plcanire In announcing that t'uey now nave on band, a lull and select stock of GA88fl!!5lgl3i8:, Made of the very beft NATIVE WOOL And of which ther will di'poss at very rea sonable ratef. Orders from diatance will rfceivc prompt attention. Send them in aud give our goods a trial. Ashland Woolpn M'f'o Co. JOS. H. HYZER, IB, SiGiV, nillll.lllll AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Jksonrille Oregon Xi KUI.I.Y rUEPAUEO TO IX) ANY L Work in this line n ehort notice and aks for a aharc of th public patronage. Orders IVnat lA-i cotinlry promptly attend rd to. S. P. HANNA, WAGON-MAKER, Jacksonville, Oregon, TN CRONEHr.I.KR.S BUir.BING IS IN 1 receipt of a lallAvortmeut of material and preparon! o do all work In his lino on Ourt notice ami in a werfcm iiilike manner Vehicles of every description made to or dir. Terms rcaeonaWo and Mtisfdction guaran teed. J"Repairing a speciality. Jaerafln-riilcrFeltrtwryrirvJP' o. r. UAKIIA. RE-OPENEDi JACOB MEtEJR, PIONEER WAGOVOlAKEri, HAS RKSUMKI) BUSINESS AT the sland of the late J. L. Badger und is prepared to execute all work in his line with promptness and dispalch and al very reasonable rales. All kinds of vehi cles constrnclcd. Repairing a sppctalty. Good work and low prices jrnntTtntf-ed. Give me a call. ' J.MEYER. WALDO EXPKESS, Leaves a cksonville MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS FOR -WALDO. LEAVES "WALEO, Tuesdays and Fridays, First-class accommodations for passen ger's. Express business promptly attended to by R. M. GARRETT. IFTOU WANT A LARGE STOCK OF rKltFU mery and fancy soaps to select lem go to Kah ler'sandlf they ilonH hare what yon want Bob wll make It, or anything else generally rnt np rt drag store. JUIILER BK0i. SODA SPRINGS HOUSE ! HEALTH and HAPPINESS IS THE REWARD OF ALL WHO viaiit tbeso famous JVClxk.oxAX Sjpx-lxi.ss. Twclte miles Eat or Ashland. The wa ter not only contains MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF GREAT CURATiVE POWERS. BUT is also delicions as a beverage. The hotel at the Springs Is kept liy, Mr. & Mrs. D. C. Conrtnay, and nfferds-aU'lbe eeavea- "icflees and fwtscrjrcd-itfji Good Pasturage. For horses, and all charges reasonable. Good bunting and Vrotxt XJLS1x1xls Facilities near by, and cvtrything to make a -visit to the St da Springs pleasant to. either the athlete or Invalid. MR. & MRS. D. C. COURTNAY. C1TYBAKEFY AND SA-LOOIST, In Masonic Building, Oregon St., jacksonville, ogn., THE UNDERSIGNEO UKREBY 0E sircs to unnounce tn the public that they are now prepared lo Gil all orders for cakes of every description, such us wedding cakfe, cakps lor parties, wine caktT; altsn brown and rye bread, ginger snaps aul crackers. A lunch houe willnlsn be kept at this place, whtre oysters mi all stylt-ft, Limburi;cr and Schwe its r cheese, can be bad at- all hours of the diy or night. JFresh bread every day. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guar anteed. GROB & ULRtCII. TABLE ROCK SALOON, OREGON STREET, WIjYTJEjY and JIELJIS, PROPRIETORS. TflE PROPRIETORS OF THIS well-known and popular resort would itilnrm their friends and the pnblic cPnernllr thnt a complete and first i-la-s slock of the best brands ol liquors, wines, cigars, ule and porter, etc, are constantly kept on hand They will be pleased to have their friend 'call and smile." CABINET. A Cabinet of Cnrinsilies may aUn be found here. We would be pleaded to have persons possessing curiosities and specimens bring them in, and we will place them in the Cabiuel foi itispcrtion. WINTJKX& HELMS. NEW STATE HOTEL. C. W. SAVAGE, Prop., JACKSONVILLE, OGN. T IRE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS- tire in nnnoiincinx that ! lntK filled ti and thoroughly renornlcd tho New Stat liuildiiiK for hotel purposes and thit th house Is irow open for the nception ol Kuests. THB-TABLIS Will he constantly supplied with the best the market aDotjla. Meals can be obtained at allh'-urs. The brtls arc new and kept cln and no pains will be span-d to give the utmost tatis fuciion in iverrrrartienlHr, ;5uCbargca reasonable 0. W. SAVAGK -. r -. I I .1, - , I .1 . Slate Creek House, Slate Creek, Ogn., J, I. KNIGHTrj; - PROP'R. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY gives notice to the travelling public thai first-class accommodations can always bo had at this boue,uiid no paius spared lo make a visit agreeable. The lar will always be supplied Xvith the best of liquors and cigars. J. L KA'IGHT. UNION HOTEL, Kerbyviile..t. .vOresou, M, Ryder, Propr. TPIRST CUSS ACCOM MODATIOiV CAAr X always be had at this house at the most reasonabl" rates, STAt excellent stable connected with lb hotel. THE CITY BREWERY. VEIT SCHUTZ, - Proprietor. I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN form the citizens of Jacksonrllle and the world at large, that they can find, nt any time, at my Brewery, the best lacer beer, in any qaantity the purchaser may desire lily home Isoonaenientlysituated and my rooms are alwajrs In order. A viiit win please jron. T. O. RE.UIES ,N R. BKAMES. KGAAIESBPOS., CALlfORSIA i l Jacksonville, - 4Oregon, AHEAD AS DSiJAi ! t ef BY AD0PTI i AkCS HlB WS15 SIS!! -, vr- ;-sc THE GREATEST REDUCTI IN PRICES -AND THE- LARGEST Sl'OOK or- GENERAL. MERCIIAM)IS' v THE GREATEST" VARIETY TO 8ELKCT FROM IN Any One Store in Southern Oregon or i Northern California. ALL FOR CASH!! OUtt STOCK CONSISTS OV FALL&WIKIWDR FANCY GOC I7AD1ER' DRESS GOODS AND DIAGON IS, SII.KS7a SATINS, BOOTS A ijHOES, CLOTHING, ETC,, LADIES' CL, HADE CLOAKS WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE ladies to the fact that we have now on hand the larfcpst and best selected assort ment ff LADIES' DRESS GOODS and FAN CY GOODS of every defcripllon in South ern Oregon, and we will henceforth make this line of goods our speciality and sell thim at Cheaper than the Cheapest. To lhe cntlemen we will say, iryou waul A No. I SUIT OF CLOTHES you must g.. lo Reamos Bro. tn buy them a wu claim lo have the best STOCK OF CLOTHING in Jackson county and will allow uone to un iltTSfll ti. These goods were all pnrchaed by a mem berol our Arm from FIRST CLSS House ir San Franco-co and New York. and wa will watrniit every article and sell them as cheap ror rash a aity house in the county. Wc also keep on baud a lull slock of GROCERIES. Hardware, Cotlsky, Glassware, CROCKERY. A FULL LIFE OFASnLANDJ KA HllTtT-FWiior Plotrs, Gang Plows &TSti!ky Plows- In fact everything: 'from the finest needle to a threshine-machine. Give ns a call nnd judge for yourselves as to our capacity of furnishing goods as above. The way to make, money is to save it. To save it buy cheap. Tn buy cheap pay GASH for yonr goods and buy of REAMES BROS. F.RITSGHARD, praotical Watchmaker and Jeweler, CnlirorniV Street Jacksonville - - Oregon, MAKES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN ing and repairing watches and clocks. Charges reasonable, Give him a call. Criterion Billiard Saloon! CALIFORNIA ST., NoIaMd & McDaaiel Props. THIS POPULAR RESORT, UNDER new management, ts furnishing the best brands of lhjuors, wlnrs wrd cigars. The reading table is supplied with Eastern peri odicals and leading papers Of Ik Coast. Give me a .pall. Vl HHM !-i nrrra I THE MeWIXU. The clock has struck six, And the morning is fair. While the east in red splendor Is glowing ; There's a dew on the grass, and a song in the us up and be off to the mowing. VToultUt know why I wait Ere the sunlight has crept O'er the fields here the daisies arc grow tog? Why all night I've kept my orrn vigils, notslept? Tls today Is the day of the mowing. This day and this holtr Maud has promised lo U-ll What the blush on her check wn& half si well, And there'll be a good time at the mowing. j Stand's mother has said And I'll never deny, That a girl's heart there can be no knowing Oh, I care not to live, and I rather would die, If Maud does not come to the mowing. What is it I see! Tis a sheen of brown hair In the lane where the popples are blowing. Thank God ! it is Maud-she is waiting me there, And there'll be a good time at lhe mowing. Six years have pascd by, And I freely declare That I scarcely have notlredthcirgoing; Sweet Maud is my wife, with her sheen of brown hair. And wc had a good time at the mowing. THE KEttEDT F0K BYI'.HOHA.MA. The cure of drunkenesa discovered by a physician in Chicago, has attract ed great attention on this side of the country sinco the publication of the articles in the "Call" and "Bulletin." There is no secret about tho remedy. It was discovered by Dr. d'TJnger of Chi cago more as an accident than as the result of any patheological inquiry. When this physician found by a number of experiments that it was a certain cure, he did not hold his discovery a secret, as a quack certainly would have done, but he gave the Mtrticulars of his discovery to the public in a pamph- let publisheo. He cited tn that tiam- icuroly the way know al ofH. citieens jo, mat a great many or the worst cases of drunkeness were cured by this simple remedy. Wo do not know of a failure, although there might have been Mich. If a cure is expect ed, the ono condition is to follow the directions. Some days ago we gave tho formula for preparing tho medi cine substantially as it appeared in Dr. d'TJnger's pamphlet. That direc tion luis been found sufficiently explicit for the use of many druggists here. It is presumed that every com)ctent pharmacist in this city can compound the medicine. We here insert sonio of the communications which reach us: Editor Bulletin: I noticed an arti cle in your issue of yesterday on the fcubject of "Dypsomania." "B" will oblige a number if he will inform them as to the manner of preiaration of the bark, or of borne druggist who under stands how to prepare and give in structions for taking it. Inquirer. San Francisco, July 18th. Editor Bulletin: Referring to an ed itorial in "Bulletin of 16th instant en titled "The Cure of Drunkeness," I dc- o say that a number of icrsons lotud your former article on tho subject, and were very anxious to try it, but as no definite formula for its preparation is given, and no place indi cated where the projwrly prepared "Cure" may be had, they have been un able to do so. If it will do one-half of what is. claimed for it, it will be one of the greatest blessings of modern times, and every facility should be given, by the press and otherwise, to its procure ment. Will you advise me where the preiaration may be had. Yours truly, J. P. L. Oroville, July 18, 1879. In answer to these communications we have no particular information about where the medicine can be had, except that we learn that Reddington fc Co. have imported or have sent an order abroad for a supply of the par ticular kind of bark used. If an or der is sent to any competent druggist he will probably fill it. The rem edy has novv attracted so much attention that all the best apothecaries hero ci ther have or will procure tho formula. It is probably also that some xjf them will keep tho medicine put up for imme diate use. To meet further enquiries we reproduce tho abbreviated formula. wcuroly tho B know ultafirj aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa1 nf tfnfeeaaaaaaaaaaPr Dr. d'Unger" says "I take a pound of the fresh quill red Peruvian bark) and soak it in a pint of diluted alcohol. Then I strain it and evaporate it down to a half a pint. I give the drunken man a teaspoonful every three hours, and occasionally moisten his tongue between doses the first and second days. It acts like quinine. The patient can tell if ho is getting too much. Tho third day I generally re duce the dose to a half a teaspoonful, then to a quarter teaspoonful, then down to fifteen drops, ten and five drops. The medicine is continued from five to fifteen days; in ; the ex treme cases thirty days. (Seven is abbutrSne average. ' r The bark is known among druggists as "Cinconcha Rubra." The di co erer of theremedysaysthat of the many hund red cases treated by him, has not known an entire failure. Ho considers that form as drunkeness which results from an insatiable appetite, a disease, and treats it as such. Wheh the appetite has lieen vholly destroyed, he considers that the patient is radically cured. He will not drink if he has no desire, or if he has a strohg repugnance to liquor. Ono or two instances cited from Dr. d'Ungcr's pamphlet, by the wny, are not more striking than those of which we now have personal knowledge. A professional man. a drinker for twenty years, "the last few of which he was kept alive by "adminis tering a quart of whisky daily." says: There is a Inottle of whiskey on my shelf, placed thero last Tuesday, and it remains untouched. I would not take a drink of it for 500. My wife looks on with perfect amazement. I have resumed business, and men who knew me in my worst days of drinking, tell me I look one hundrd per cent, better than I ever did. My salvation is com plete; I have not the slightest appetite or desire for liquor. If a simple complete remedy has been found for drunknees substantially as described, it is hardly to lie Wonder ed that so many are Incoming intercst- edjLi it. Nearly every one, if hot ad dikko the excessive use of alcoliol- tanco who is, and whose rescue .by or dinary means is doubtful. He may render him a mdat important service by tlirectly or indirectly cal ling his attentioh to this remedy. Many are so sphsltlve that they cannot be approached directly, but in some ono of the ways which friendship can devise, their interests can Ikj enlisted in the cure. In two cases where cures were effected, within our personal knowledge, tho attention of the suffer ers was enlisted in somo indirect way through tho kindness of friends. The other steps may be less difficult lo take. Tho philanthropy which seeks to rescue a victim far gone in drunk enness, by placing within his reach a remedy, assumes a practical form. A single individual rescued through tho good offices of a friend, would, be an amplo recompense for tho effort made in his behalf. S. F. "Bnl letin." DALLYI.M. WITH DEATH. The yellow fever is again raging in Memphis and spreading througout the the South, like a besom of death. It is stated that satisfactorily evidence has been furnished as to how the j "1 low fever this year broke out iu Mem phis. It first victim v,-., u shocmak cr named Mulbrandon, of whom it is related that his wife lost several rel atives by tho fever last year. The household furniture and other effects of these people were removed to Mul brandon's residence, and as a Mem phis corresiondcnt of ono of the East am pajiers states, among these effects was a quality of clothing and bedding that had been used by the deceased rel ative, including even the shceti nnd blankets from their death beds. These articles had been packed away in box es, without being fumigated, until warm weather came, when they were taken from the boxes and exposed to the sun. Asa consequence the scourge was let loose, and it is' now simply a question as to when its ravages will be stayeik It is the rule, in all infected localities, either to burn or lil cloth ing which had been used by persons dying with the fever, and here it is soen to be a dangerous thing to depart from so judicicous a precaution. "Sleepy Tom," the imccr, mado a mile at Chicago last Saturday in 2:12 the fastest time .on record. a THE AUK Ol' W0.1DLK. A recent English writer, reviewing the scientific and industrial achieve ments of the past half century, calk this "the age of wonders," and refertf as follows to a few out of the many modern marvels that fully justify tha appellation! We have sCen a sdbsldilcd which our atlcestors proudly Used to obliterate pencil mark so molded to our use as 10 make man almost all anlphibtoiii rti mal; a noxious vapor, from which tJ would turn with disgust, madci meatisof a brilliant light, whielii bles the night almost to rival tl Womp e.Anii rQ SPrponsW them an instrument oi ture, divested of its horror by a disci ery which gives a temporary inscn bility to pain, which enables tho siiT ering patient to wake from notliir.-' more than a troubled drcam and find that over, under which, without tlii-j his fortitude might have faltered, or? his constitution sunk. We have secit a power which is inexhaustiblo so'o'ijf; as tho elements of firo nnd water re main, tho effects of which our grand mothers mayhavo witnessed with a sigh, when terminating, by asinMril crash, the serene music of tho tea-kettles; but which, by tho combined c'" ectt of modern science, has become the very hands and feet of the world, tho great anil, almost universal manufact urer for man; tho great propeller by which wc rival the llight of the bird, and which so unites tho human family that degrees of latitude and longitndo are little more than milestones on tho great highway of tho world. And, lastly, we have seen thatssubtlc power which our ancestors recognized only in tho minute spark of tho electric cir e'e transformed into iho faithful, uil tiring agent of tho human mind, bear ing its thoughts from ono end of a vast continent to tho other with an nc curacy which would bo in vain lookcb for in any other messenger, and with a sjieed which far outstrips the action of tho mind which formed them. "Quick as thought" will not do j fl, and "quick a3 light ae ning" has become a practical, not mere a figurative expression. It suits the purpaso of a certain class of prurient public speakers and writers to malign aud traduce tho women, who arc employed as clerks in tho dif ferent Departments at Washington. To doubt that such wholesale charged arc base calumnies would bo to blur the fair name of women with a cowardly ly He. While wo do not approvo of woman making it tho especial object of their lives to secure clerkships it is gratifying to bo assured from a reliable sources tho employment of female clerks iu Washington has become an estab lished thing, and as it would seem, pure ly on merit. At tho present there aro employed in all the departments 1,300 women, at salaries ranging from 900 to 1,800. But one receives this high est amount, though many receive from 1,200 to 1,100. Few of them re sign, and leave their places to marry and settle into domestic life. Tho greatest experts in counting money and detecting counterfeit"! aro among the lady employes. The appointment of women to these places was first made by Secretary Chase in 18G2, ami tho highest salary paid was 000. Their usefulness and aptness for tho work being demonstrated, they havo steadily increased in numbers, and have been able to command salnries approximating the wages of the men who formerly occupied these -pistes. Few of the many ill things prophesied as the result of such an innovation have occurred, ami the heads of de partments would seriously object to making any chango now. It is a gratification to see new fi-dds of use fulness opening up to the women of tho laud, more especially when they prove themselves so fully competent as in tho departments at Washington. Tho Indiananolis Journal nrcsenls these contrasts: "Bayard depend h mamlv on his financial reconl and ren- eral reputation for consistency a nd iairness; iiiurmaii on lus Senatorial reconl and subserviency to the South; Hendricks on his non-committalism, his respectability, nnd popularity with tho masses, aided by an occasional ad dress liefore some Southern agricultu ral society or other association. Out Tildcn discards all these methods nnd confines himself to a still hunt to can- turo the political leaders. This ho is doing all over tho country by agencies which he understands how to uso bet ter than any other man. k ekv-Vsr7iVi-JT i.? 1 t C2 02..2.mUU -: . V .---.